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... joining Highway 93 towards Kalispell. The route takes us around the western side of Flathead Lake, a massive stretch of waterway that waxes and wanes alongside us. The natural beauty of Montana in this area is surely unparalleled - Imagine taking the area between Sedgefield and Wilderness in South Africa and transporting it to nearly 1000 metres above sea level, surrounding it with majestic mountains and trees and making the lakes many times ...
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... but as we got further into the ice field parkway (road conditions were highlighted as 'poor' as we entered), the temperature began to drop. At the worst part it hit -8, just as we got to the steepest of mountain passes. Which was when we came round a sharp, steep corner to find that three cars had spun out and were blocking the road - oh that was fun - breaking resulted in skidding and not breaking meant crashing - eventually ...
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Storm-Mercury Game 3 tough to call
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Two games. Two blowouts. Predicting who will win tonight's deciding game of the Seattle-Phoenix Western Conference semifinal is a confounding exercise.
With the winner set to face Minnesota or San Antonio in the best-of-three conference final, the easy answer is that defending WNBA champion Seattle has a huge advantage playing at home, where it has lost just two games -- both this year -- in the past two seasons. Seattle also has beaten Phoenix in 11 of the past 13 games ...
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There is a new sign up on the highway, a gateway sign for Knights Ferry. It points to the town and tells that there is food and recreation there. Sponsors for the sign so far are: River's Edge, 50's Roadhouse, River Journey, Knights Ferry History and Museum Associates and the Ice Cream and Sweets Shop. It looks really nice.
The streets of Knights Ferry look good after the slurry seal. As of Saturday the lines had not yet been repainted.
Kaeli Sweet flew to Virginia Beach, Virginia, to visit her Uncle Adam and Aunt Tiffany. Hurricane Arthur, the first named storm of the season, went up the Atlantic seaboard also. We have to wait until Kaeli is home to find out how that experience was.
Stanislaus of Public Works has CHANGED THE DATES of the slurry seal on the town's streets. New dates are July 7-8-9. The streets are to be sealed in the order as before, Monday-Dent past Vantine and Vantine and Main Street. Tuesday-Lynde, Shurl, Dean and the rest of Dent, Wednesday-Ellen and by the Plaza to Cemetery road. No cars or pedestrians are to be on the sealing job for two hours afterwards. Plan your day accordingly.
At the MAC meeting to be held Thursday, June 26th, the slurry seal of all the streets in the Ferry will be discussed. The meeting is at 7:00 p.m. at the clubhouse. The sealing of the streets will be July 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. There will be no cars or pedestrians allowed on the seal for two hours. The first streets to be done are Dent past Vantine and Vantine and Main Street on the 1st. The next day will be Lynde, Shurl, Dean and the rest of Dent. Day three will be Ellen Street and in front ...
Birthday greetings for the month of June go out to: Bob Brunker, Eric Sinkevich, Greg Borba, Johnathan Borba, Jeff Donnelly, Audrey Mack, Landon Burns, Katelyn Hunter, Carl Schafer, Ava Schulz, Rawlin Hixon, Preston Page, Madison Dickens, Pete Studer, Aleesha Harden, Mikayla Largent, Leah Armario, Oskar Nilsson, Karyn Miller, Patti Mack, Loretta Raphael, Kaeli Sturtevant, and Jazzlynn Velasquez.
Knights Ferry School held its Graduation on June 3rd on the front of the school overlooking the river valley and town. Charlee Birdsong rang the bell to start the program. The eighth Graders processed in and then Kaeli Sweet led the Flag salute and Alyssa Sisco led the "Star Spangled Banner". Speaker for the evening was Natalie Brockman, Paraprofessional and Band/ Music instructor. Graduates were Mario Aries, Jose Garcia, Sergio Garcia, Aleesha harden, Clay Heffington, Lindsey Largent, Alondra Machado, Julia Nilsson, Ray Patton, Jordan Proch, Kylee Sisco, Julian Velasquez and Megan Willis.
Don't forget Thursday, June 5th is the Community Club dinner meeting at 6:30 at the clubhouse.
Congratulations to graduates of Oakdale's high schools that had at one time gone to Knights Ferry School: Rylie Pena, Zane Gookin, Haleigh Ballesteros Bailey, Alyssa Perigen, Zeke Tanner, Alissa Baize, Jessie Freitas, Taylor Kelley, Hanna Martinelli Holland, Oskar Nilsson, Kaitlin Van Ryn, Charles Wong, Rachael Munoz, Leah Armario and Zeke Spani. Good luck in all you do!
Congratulations former Knights Ferry School students Daniel Gazdik and Audrey Mack on their graduation from Columbia College!
Welcome to the world Waylon Alexander Mederos, born the 24th of April to Alec and Ashley. Proud Knights Ferry grandparents are Sherry and Mark Schlegel.
Correction from last week's column - Michel Griesner caught a 12 pound 2 ounce stripper, not inches. Typing late at night causes errors!
Peddler's Faire people were sweating the weather after the downpour but the day was lovely. Just some fluffy clouds and a breeze, mostly sun, greeted the many Faire goers Sunday. There were all kinds of items for sale, something for everyone!
The sun rose through the pink tinted wispy clouds Easter Sunday to shine on the faithful assembled on Frymire Hill. Pastor Tanis, with his daughter and grandson, told of the appearance of his angel wife Sara Jean (mom, grandmother). She appeared to the grandson and daughter after the grandson was having trouble sleeping after Sara Jean's death and the angel appeared and told him it was time for him to sleep in his own bed and led him there. They said it looked and talked like Sara Jean with a white robe and wings down to the ground. Makes ...
At Public School's Night, the Masons announced the winners of the essay contest. The students wrote on why the Masons were involved in Public Schools. First Place winners received a check for $50.00. They were 6th grade- Braden Sousa, 7th grade- Alyssa Sisco and 8th grade- Julia Nilsson. Second Place winners received a check for $25.00. They were 6th Grade-Mikali Willis, 7th Grade- Kaeli Sweet and 8th Grade- Clay Heffington. Third Place winners received a check for $25.00. They were 6th Grade- Ivan Garcia, 7th Grade- Austin Santillo and 8th Grade- Aleesha Harden. Congratulations to you!
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Linda Morris is home recovering from knee surgery. Knights Ferry hopes you are up and about soon!
Gary and Sharon Page's grandson Sam Page is the quarterback for the Sonora Wildcats and Sam saved the game against Hilmar with a last ...
The Knights Ferry area has been covered in smoke from the fires. The school is limiting the time children are outside on these smoky days.
There were a lot of Knights Ferry people attending the funeral mass for Evelyn Frias. She and Bill were married almost 70 years!
Orange Blossom Road was the scene of an accident, on the turn by the Shook and Dias homes. Seems a truck hauling two trailers of ...
Knights Ferry School starts August 11 with Kindergarteners to arrive for class at 8:15 and they will go all day. T-K will arrive at ...
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I wonder how many other Californians think this is a good idea?
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on Jul 15, 2013 at 11:46 am
Let me nudge this concept forward: Who is thrilled to get a jury notice in their mail? It means you need to show up for an undetermined period of time at the courthouse, then get questioned/challenged by the attorneys...then wait to see if you are, finally, empanelled...then who knows for how long?
By reducing the number of required jurors (from 12 to 6), this would reduce those jury notices from three years to six years, approximately. Above all that, jury nullification would be reduced by half. This would reduce the power of various legal "gamers" to manipulated the system.
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Three lessons I have learned building up a business
Colm O'Brien gives some advice to those on their quest to start their own businesses.
# opinion - Yesterday's News
Not a fan of the dark evenings creeping in? Here's how to get through the winter nights
The seasons are changing, days are getting shorter and the evenings are getting darker. It can really put your body out of sync, writes Abby Wynne.
Time for Martin O'Neill and Ireland to ditch their innate conservatism
The Boys in Green are facing a Euro 2016 playoff after losing to Poland last night
# opinion - Sunday 11 October, 2015
'I remember the whole thing. I dived in and hit the bottom of the pool. I knew something was wrong'
Last summer while Jonathan Ranson was on a J1 visa in San Diego, he broke his neck in a swimming accident. Here he opens up about his recovery and returning to college.
Here's what we think the Ireland starting XI should be tonight
Martin O'Neill has some difficult decisions to make ahead of this evening's game.
Over 9,000 Irish women or 'inmates' went through these doors, forced to repent
Paul Redmond tells us what he has learned about St Patrick's Mother and Baby Home in Dublin.
We need to create a solution to abortion. Children as young as 8 need to get sex education in school
A lot of people will consider what I'm suggesting controversial, ridiculous or pointless – but we need to create real solutions to real problems and bring the number of abortions down, writes Liadan O'Connor.
# opinion - Saturday 10 October, 2015
Bressie: 'I ran away from dealing with my issues and lied to the people I loved'
The "sure it will all be grand" mentality, the "man up" mantra, the "snap out of it" attitudes repressing our emotions and it needs to end, writes Niall Breslin.
Matt Damon used manure to grow potatoes on Mars – it works pretty well down here too
Michael Kelly gives us the latest on what we should be planting this autumn and a great recipe for Chilean squash and bean stew.
Is it time we give up on Dublin's O'Connell Street?
Instead of wading into the sea to demand the oncoming tide go back, we might stop a minute and wonder why O'Connell Street is going through a seeming relentless process of regression, writes Aaron Mckenna.
# opinion - Friday 9 October, 2015
'I found out I was dyslexic in the 90s. Deep down I knew I wasn't as 'stupid' as I was made to feel in school'
'My experience of being dyslexic in school gave me additional skills I didn't realise I had, such as problem solving.'
5 talking points on Ireland's team for the massive RWC clash with France
Keith Earls has a man mountain of a task ahead of him.
'New funding will help produce future stars capable of performances like last night for decades'
Our League of Ireland columnist John O'Sullivan discusses the financial impact Thursday's defeat of Germany will make to the domestic game.
'By getting on that train a group of brave women made the Catholic Church and the Irish state look ridiculous'
Playwright Arthur Riordan explains how two men go about writing a musical about feminism.
We let our journalists brew beer in the office kitchen… Here's how they got on
All work and no play, and all that…
It's time for Irish football fans to embrace positivity after last night's stunning result
The Boys in Green earned a historic 1-0 Euro 2016 qualification victory over Germany on Thursday.
# opinion - Thursday 8 October, 2015
There are nude photos of Justin Bieber on the Internet today – but you shouldn't look at them
They were paparazzi shots, taken without knowledge or consent.
'My religion lapsed three decades ago, but I am irritated by a-la-carte Catholics'
By staying Catholic I feel liberals hypocritically give tacit approval to behaviour and attitudes they find offensive, writes Donal O'Keeffe.
Stuart Lancaster has to prioritise doing the right things over simply doing things right
"Playing Burgess with Brad Barritt was like a declaration that England won't be passing the ball"
# opinion - Wednesday 7 October, 2015
The J1 was a rite of passage for me. We're not all party-animals
There's fear that the J1 Visa programme could come to an abrupt end, but Catherine Devine says she spent her summer engaging in American culture, not partying and acting out of control.
Snowden leaks provided momentum to bring us to this crucial point in data protection
It's important to pause and consider the manner in which Edward Snowden has influenced the direction of EU data protection law, writes Maria Helen Murphy.
# opinion - Tuesday 6 October, 2015
The unfree Irish in the Caribbean were indentured servants, not slaves
It's a myth there were 'Irish slaves' in Barbados. As difficult as white servants' experiences were, enslaved Africans were the people treated as livestock.
# opinion - Monday 5 October, 2015
Debate Room: Should there be a rent freeze?
There has been talk about penalties for landlords who don't accept rent supplement, calls for the ban on bedsits to be lifted and continuous calls for more housing supply — so what is the answer? We asked two experts with different viewpoints what is at play here.
# opinion - Sunday 4 October, 2015
We were better parents before smartphones
There's something slightly tragic about the sight of a two -year-old tugging at his mother's trouser leg as she scrolls or the kid who is perilously close to falling off the high bars as Dad checks the latest score, writes Claire Micks.
Is it time America had a woman president?
Here in Ireland, the question repeatedly posed to me by family, friends and colleagues is: "Will it be Hillary?" writes Larry Donnelly.
A wealth tax is a possibility. You don't need to be a member of the far left to call for this
Instead of cutting taxes and USC, politicians should start spending more, writes Julien Mercille.
How does Gary Neville see Sunday's Arsenal-Man United game panning out?
The former player is impressed by what he has seen at Old Trafford of late.
# opinion - Saturday 3 October, 2015
Let's be honest: It secretly sucks when your BFF gets a boyfriend
I've been ditched by my best friend because of her new boyfriend. Maybe you think I'm jealous or I'm chasing after someone who has no interest in hanging out anymore, but this is my best friend, writes Christine Allen.
Food growing isn't just for those with ten acres, you can even grow stuff at your desk
We know that many people who are interested in growing their own are a little daunted by the whole thing – but it's no big deal, trust me, writes Michael Kelly.
'David is 22, he has a college degree and is a wheelchair user. All he wants is a job'
For those with a disability, having a job would do wonders for thier sense of participation and her self-respect. It would also help pay the bills, writes John Dolan who says the governments new plan needs substance not spin.
# opinion - Friday 2 October, 2015
Former Man United striker says football can learn a lot from the Rugby World Cup
Louis Saha has some strong views.
More women will be in the next Dáil — that would be the case even without gender quotas
With no guarantee that more women on the ballot means more in the Dáil, maybe the entire system needs to change?
Ireland and the spud go hand-in-hand, but they're in decline. Myth they're fattening is damaging
Spuds have a particular image problem among young women – ask a group of your female friends to come up with a word to describe potatoes and "fattening" is likely to be the most common response, writes Michael Kelly.
# opinion - Thursday 1 October, 2015
Living on pot noodles and cereal: 'It's hard living out of bags in one hotel room with your children'
Families on the streets, living in hotel rooms and living on next to nothing – this is happening every day in this country and it needs to end, writes Rory Hearne.
# opinion - Wednesday 30 September, 2015
Short of breath? Have trouble sleeping and feel uneasy? You could have an anxiety disorder
We all have anxiety in our lives but when it interferes with your ability to lead a normal life it becomes a disorder, writes psychologist Leticia Gavin.
Failure in their own tournament would be the most embarrassing episode in English sport
Simon Hick discusses the mess England now find themselves in after entering the World Cup infused with hope and optimism.
# opinion - Monday 28 September, 2015
Could Ireland have done more to get Jack Grealish on board?
The midfielder confirmed his decision to declare for England today.
'The Irish public are not sick of politics, they're actually sick of listening to politicians'
Young people want to be more involved in making positive change happen in society, but they don't know how to achieve this.
# opinion - Sunday 27 September, 2015
'You're an adult and your parents are fighting, but it's not your job to fix their relationship'
Regardless of your age, if your parents aren't getting on or are separating, it's not easy. It is often assumed that adult children can take it on the chin, but it is not that straight forward, writes Bernadette Ryan.
If you stay up late tonight you'll see the moon turn a deep blood red
It's the last total lunar eclipse with a red shadow you'll see for a while as the next one won't be visible from Ireland until 2019, writes Conor Farrell.
Tony O'Reilly became one of the most powerful figures in Irish life and we can learn from his story
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Big Blue Madness 2015 Guest List
By Drew Franklin on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 11:00pm
Posted in BB Recruiting, Main | 23 Responses
Kentucky basketball's biggest recruiting event is only days away and some of the nation's top high school talent will be in attendance to take it all in Friday night. This year's confirmed guest list features the top rated point guard, shooting guard, power forward and center, as well as others, including one of John Calipari's two commitments from the class.
Get to know them below as we await their highly-anticipated arrivals later this week…
Sacha Killeya-Jones (COMMITTED)
Power Forward
6'10", 207 lbs.
Lynchburg, Virginia (Virginia Episcopal School)
Top247: No. 16 | 4 PF
247 Composite: No. 26 | 8 PF
Rivals: No. 26 | 8 PF
ESPN: No. 31 | 7 PF
Scout: No. 29 | 7 PF
Kentucky's first commitment in the 2016 class, Sacha Killeya-Jones will take his official visit to his future school for Big Blue Madness. A five-star power forward, Killey-Jones committed to the Cats back in August. He received his scholarship offer while on an unofficial visit in Lexington in June.
Killeya-Jones named Calipari as one of the key factors in luring him to UK. He said at the time of his commitment, "I look at what Coach Calipari has done with players like myself, and I see the way he prepares them for the next level and it's impressive. "He is a really genuine person who is a demanding coach. I felt very comfortable with him and trust him."
Marques Bolden
6'10", 254 lbs.
DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto)
Top247: No. 34 | 3 C
247 Composite: No. 20 | 1 C
Rivals: No. 16 | 1 C
ESPN: No. 2 | 2 C
Scout: No. 12 | 1 C
The No. 1 center in the 2016 class, Marques Bolden will attend Madness, his second trip to Lexington in a little over a month. Bolden took his official visit back in early September, but he will take another look at the program on Friday.
Bolden is very high on the Cats at the moment and he could very well become the final piece to Calipari's frontcourt in 2016-17. With Killeya-Jones and Wenyen Gabriel committed, plus Tai Wynyard, Isaac Humphries and Marcus Lee's potential return, Cal is looking to add one last body to his group of skilled big men. Bolden, as well as "Bam" Adebayo, Jarrett Allen and Harry Giles, is on the short list of players to join that bunch. Duke is Kentucky's toughest competition in his recruitment.
De'Aaron Fox
Point Guard
6'3″, 185 lbs.
Katy, Texas (Cypress Lakes)
Top247: No. 2 | 1 PG
247 Composite: No. 3 | 1 PG
Rivals: No. 5| 2 PG
ESPN: No. 7 | 2 PG
Scout: No. 4 | 1 PG
If things go as expected, De'Aaron Fox will be the next great point guard to play for Calipari at the University of Kentucky. Fox is Cal's favorite point guard in the class and the feeling is mutual. The Cats currently lead by a wide margin, and we may see a commitment shortly after his official visit to Lexington this weekend. It helps that Fox recently canceled his official visit to Arizona, which was set for November. All signs point to him joining Kentucky's 2016 recruiting class, sooner than later.
Harry Giles
Power Forward
6'10", 210 lbs.
High Point, North Carolina (Oak Hill Academy)
Top247: No. 2| 1 PF
247 Composite: No. 3 | 1 PF
Rivals: No. 2| 1 PF
ESPN: No. 1 | 1 PF
Scout: No. 1| 1 PF
Harry Giles, arguably the best overall player in the class, will take his official visit to Big Blue Madness. Giles is somewhat of a pipe dream for Kentucky fans, but as we've seen in years past, anything can happen once John Calipari gets someone on campus, especially during the greatest spectacle in this history of college basketball practice.
Duke is the presumed favorite for the five-star power forward, considering his close relationship with Blue Devil commit Jayson Tatum and he is from nearby High Point, NC. He is also considering UNC and Wake Forrest, as well as UK, but Duke is the likely pick.
Giles is the No. 1 overall pick in DraftExpress.com's 2017 NBA Mock Draft.
Malik Monk
Shooting Guard
6'4″, 187 lbs.
Lepanto, Arkansas (Bentonville)
Top247: No. 5 | 1 CG
247 Composite: No. 5 | 1 CG
Rivals: No. 6 | 2 SG
ESPN: No. 5 | 1 SG
Scout: No. 6 | 1 SG
Malik Monk is a name we've followed closely ever since he blew up in last year's Nike Peach Jam. It has long been believed Kentucky is the only program that can pull him out of Arkansas, and that mindset is still the same, although Kansas is attempting to make a run. Monk visited Kansas over the weekend for Late Night In The Phog, along with the aforementioned Bolden, Fox and Giles.
For Kentucky, assuming Fox joins the class, the key will be convincing Monk to play off the ball with Fox. Monk is a combo guard and can play the two as well as anyone, but he wants to go somewhere that will give him the ball. His relationship with Fox could be the ultimate deciding factor in whether he stays home at Arkansas or makes it to Lexington.
This weekend will be Monk's official visit to UK. He will follow it with his official visit to Arkansas next week.
Kris Wilkes (2017)
Small Forward
6'7″, 190 lbs.
Indianapolis, Indiana (North Central)
Top247: No. 21 | 4 SF
247 Composite: No. 17 | 5 SF
Rivals: No. 10 | 2 SF
ESPN: No. 26 | 5 SF
Scout: No. 12 | 3 SF
One of the two high school juniors attending this year's Madness, Kris Wilkes is a product of Indianapolis and one of the Hoosiers' top priorities in 2017. He does not hold a scholarship offer from the Cats but he has already visited Lexington once before and hopes to one day obtain that coveted offer. He does have offers from Kansas, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Maryland, Illinois, Purdue and IU, among a few others.
Trae Young (2017)
Point Guard
6'1″, 170 lbs.
Norman, Oklahoma (Norman North)
Top247: No. 31 | 5 PG
247 Composite: No. 28 | 4 PG
Rivals: No. 26| 5 PG
ESPN: No. 25 | 4 PG
Scout: No. 32 | 6 PG
Unlike Wilkes, Trae Young, the other confirmed guest from the 2017 class, does have a scholarship offer from the Cats. Young is a high school teammate of Michael Porter Jr., the top rated small forward in the class, and the two would make a very nice package deal in college. While Young is good in his own right, his friendship with Porter Jr. makes him an even more attractive candidate at point guard. But that's not to take away from his own game.
Toronto, Canada (OVO)
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Wendy's KSR top 10 tweets of the weekend
By Courtney Hessler on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 10:30pm
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You can be a part of Wendy's KSR Top 10 Tweets by using hashtags like #KSR #BBN or #KSRtop10. You can also nominate tweets by mentioning them with the hashtag. If we like what we see, it could be posted the next day. Now. On to the tweets:
#10 Jamie DeWitt
@KySportsRadio Available at Kohl's in Lexington. Good Christmas present for The Dude pic.twitter.com/Eb1kv1XZXc
— Jamie DeWitt (@jamied0502) October 13, 2015
Someone please get this for Shannon and mail it to the studio, ASAP.
#9 Jamie DeWitt
@KySportsRadio @Hessler_KSR Could it actually be the UK is the most stable team in the SEC East? #KSRTop10
— Rich Greenwell (@UKCATINSC) October 13, 2015
It's like when you think your ex girlfriend is crazy until you get more exes.
#8 Levi Vandygriff
@KySportsRadio @JohnRamseyUofL pic.twitter.com/cqAK1Ai9pU
— Levi Vandygriff (@LeviTheVandyman) October 12, 2015
How salty are Louisville fans?
#7 Isaac Humphries
When coach says you're in 😂 #BBN pic.twitter.com/oub2o1gISZ
— Isaac Humphries (@IsaacHumphries7) October 13, 2015
I think BBN and this guy will get along just fine.
#6 Bweet Da Dee
@KySportsRadio I think @UofLSheriff50 got "louisville man" confused with "Trojan Man." #KSRtop10
— Bweet Da Dee™ (@TDigital) October 12, 2015
That sounds about right.
#5 Ellie Williams
My goal on this college visit is to find Patrick Towles and talk about Harry Potter with him #bbn
— Ellie Williams (@ecwilliams1214) October 9, 2015
Good luck in your quest, Ellie.
#4 J in(Orlando)the Bay
@KySportsRadio Maybe "Elvis Presley" is just the name of the strain of weed he sells since his bball career was derailed by attending UL?
— J in(Orlando)the Bay (@jkour1) October 12, 2015
No comment.
#3 Regina Lexi Rickert
Noticeably present at the #UKCombine: Compliance Ninja Sandy Bell. Not present: strippers
— Regina Lexi Rickert (@acrphoto) October 11, 2015
Hey, Jared….where are the 'In Sandy we trust' shirts?
#2 Darrell
Sitting at work since 5am and cannot stop humming. ……….I'm in love with a stripper! Thanks Cards! @KySportsRadio #KSRTop10
— Darrell (@BBN4LIFE71) October 10, 2015
I find it helps if you just let it happen. Turn the song on full blast and let it go.
#1 Corey J
KSR Relationship Goals … @KySportsRadio @ryanlemond pic.twitter.com/l59Re66uv5
— Corey J (@cjuk33) October 9, 2015
If we could all just be so lucky.
Bill Simmons wants Colin Cowherd to Back Off John Wall
By Nick Roush on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 10:20pm
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Colin Cowherd has a vendetta with John Wall that he just can't seem to drop. After doing the Dougie during his first game, Cowherd's criticism has been unjustifiably relentless. Wall has since embraced his role as a public figure, performing so many good deeds in the community that I don't think I could fit them all into one post.
Most of the sports world knows Cowherd's playing a shtick, but we're kind of getting sick of it. Bill Simmons hopes to be the bearer of the olive branch. Simmons returned to the sports world on October 1st with "The Bill Simmons Podcast," and in the second week he's already brought up the issue.
"I like Cowherd," Simmons said. "I think he did a good job for ESPN. I think it's really hard to do radio three hours a day. I like him personally. I get, you know, some of what he does is schtick. You're not gonna bat a thousand. Not everyone's gonna agree with every opinion you made. The biggest mistake he's made, other than what he said about Dominican Republic players this summer, which wasn't great … was not just what he said about John Wall a couple times, but not retracting it."
Simmons didn't get into details, but his podcast partner for the day, D.C.-based Joe House, was not shy.
"All of [Cowherd's] assignations, his problems with Wall at the outset and what he was describing, it emanated from this thing where Wall was doing the Dougie early on. Not a good look, but all of the criticisms that Colin then put on him were classic racial coding kind of stuff," House said. "It was loathsome, and he doubled down on it."
Simmons said he will bring the issue back up with Cowherd when joins his podcast in the next few weeks.
Hope For Revenge With The Latest Bowl Projections
By Andrew Cassady on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 10:00pm
Posted in Football, Main | 8 Responses
While the Cats may have had the weekend off to rest up the rest of college football didn't. That means updated win and loss records and a change in the bowl opponents the Cats could face if they win two more games. Without further ado, here are your updated bowl games from the national media:
ESPN's Mark Schlabach: Liberty Bowl Vs Kansas State (Saturday, January 2, 3:30 p.m, ESPN, Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis,TN)
ESPN's Brett McMurphy: Belk Bowl vs. Duke (Wednesday, December 30, 3:30 p.m., ESPN, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC)
CBS Sports' Jerry Palm: Belk Bowl Vs. Virginia Tech (Wednesday, December 30, 3:30 p.m., ESPN, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC)
SB Nation's Jason Kirk: TaxSlayer Bowl vs. Penn State (Saturday, January 2, 12:00 p.m., EverBank Field, Jacksonville, FL)
Football.com: Music City Bowl Vs. Wisconsin (Wednesday, December 30, 7:00 p.m., Nissan Stadium, Nashville,TN)
Thoughts? As fun as a trip to Jacksonville in early January would be, I've got my fingers crossed for a match-up with the Badgers in Music City. First, its a chance to end the year with some revenge for the Final Four loss. Second, its Nashville on the day before New Years Eve. Please football Gods make this happen!
Another SEC Shakeup: Spurrier to Retire?
By Nick Roush on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 9:15pm
Posted in Football, Main | 15 Responses
The early departure of Florida's Will Grier for the remained of the season really turned the SEC upside down this morning. But, that's nothing compared to the bomb Sports Illustrated's Thayer Evans just dropped: the Head Ball Coach is hanging up his visor.
The "R" word has been hanging over Spurrier's head for a while. Before the season began, he tried to silence the haters with an impromptu press conference, where he said:
"I got some enemies out there, I got some guys talking and writing and it's all part of the game," the coach said Wednesday. "Some of our enemies out there want to make you think, 'Spurrier's getting old, he can't do it anymore.'"
Apparently his enemies were correct. After losing to the Cats in back-to-back seasons and failing to keep a quarterback healthy, the hole South Carolina has dug in the SEC is too deep to survive.
If Evans' sources are correct, it is indeed a sad day in the SEC. Stay tuned for more.
ESPN "and multiple media reports" say that the retirement is effective immediately and South Carolina will name an interim coach tomorrow morning. Here's to hoping that a TV career is in Spurrier's future.
Russ Yeast is Done for the Season
By Nick Roush on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 9:00pm
Posted in FB Recruiting, KSR Preps, Main | 1 Response
Russ Yeast II's junior year is ending early. The son of UK's all-time leading receiver and class of 2017 commit announced on Twitter earlier today that his high school season is over. He told Scout's Patrick Loney that a nagging high ankle sprain and ligament issue is the cause of the shutdown.
Playing quarterback and cornerback for his Dad, Fremont's head football coach, Russ threw for 1171 yards, and 10 Tds. On defense, he forced 2 forced fumbles, picked off a pass and had 19 tackles in only 5.5 games.
Best of Luck to Russ. We'll be seeing a lot more of him in the future.
Monday Night Football Practice Notes
By Nick Roush on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 7:05pm
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"No matter who the QB is, we're going to try to take him out."
- C.J. Johnson has had his fair share of hits on the QB the last two weeks, and doesn't plan on making an exception this week, if his ankle permits it. Who knows exactly who Malzahn will throw out there first, but you better believe the defense will have their ears pinned back to ensure they fail to find a rhythm.
- If you're worried about his ankle (you probably should be), it's up in the air. The coaches seem confident, but he was uncertain. It was wrapped up and he seemed pretty laid back, but he always seems pretty laid back. Just sit back and stay tuned in because we won't know anymore until game time.
— We should all aspire to be Alex Montgomery (the guy pictured above). Maybe that's hyperbole, but it wouldn't be a bad idea. A testament to perseverance and mental fortitude, Montgomery has fought his way back into the rotation. "Fighting" would be a proper term, along with "grinding" and "working hard." It was tough to crack into the deep rotation, but after taking some time to get his body right and staying mentally focused, Alex's size will be an asset in blocking and catching at inside receiver this week.
His quarterback provided him some praise, "We need more guys like him."
"Obviously, we want him to use two hands at all times."
- WR coach Tommy Mainord on Dorian Baker, even though he doesn't mind seeing spectacular one-handed grabs every now and then.
— A perfectly timed Bye Week. I've talked about it before, but now I mean this in a different way. It isn't just because the schedule was strenuous, it's because of how this week works. Instead of having three or four days to unwind and lose focus, the Thursday Night game gave them only one day to truly be away. Stoops said on his radio show that he liked the format of the week because it was a break, but it wasn't a huge one.
The ying and yang balancing this Bye Week is essential when dealing with injuries. Jordan Swindle is back to 100%. C.J. Johnson probably wouldn't have been able to play last Saturday after rolling his ankle, but could be fine by Thursday. Luckily, his running mate, Regie Meant, will be back in time to provide much-needed depth. Patrick Towles had enough time to get a little cold out of his system. And, if there's another unfortunate injury on Thursday, they'll have an extra two days to get healthy before visiting Mississippi State.
"They're going to be hyped too."
- Jason Hatcher knows that this game could define the second half of the season. He's also well-aware that Auburn is in a similar situation. The environment should play into the Wildcats favor, but you better believe Auburn will be bringing their big guns as well.
"When I walk across that white line, it's business."
- Jimmy Brumbaugh will be friendly with his former coaches, colleagues and acquaintances at his alma mater until the rubber meets the road. Football is supposed to be fun, but it's also an occupation. The goal is to win games. He's played his alma mater four times and doesn't have a problem taking it to the Tigers.
KSR's SEC Power Rankings, Week 7
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 6:30pm
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It's Monday, and even though the Cats didn't play, I watched a LOT of college football this past weekend. Here are my thoughts on the SEC after Week 6:
Last weekend: Beat South Carolina 45-24; This week: vs. #8 Florida
The Leonard Fournette Show rolled on, with Fournette putting up 158 yards rushing and his teammate Derrius Guice (which is a real name) putting up 161 of his own. Even more impressive was quarterback Brandon Harris, who threw for 228 yards, a career high. Uh oh, y'all. LSU's got balance.
2. Alabama (5-1)
Last weekend: Beat Arkansas 27-14; This week: @ #9 Texas A&M
Arkansas gave it their best, but Alabama was too much for the Razorbacks. The bigger story is Bret Bielema's pathetic sideline antics, which came to light this morning. Check out Bielema hopping in front of Alabama lineman Cam Robinson and attempting to "break up" a scuffle that didn't exist, and when Robinson made a slight movement in his direction, stagger backwards dramatically to draw a flag.
@ClayTravisBGID watch Beilema instegate Cam Robinson, fake like he was shoved, then dance a jig to celebrate. pic.twitter.com/DYSSZdEkOM
— Anthony Jacks (@Coach_Jacks) October 12, 2015
3. Texas A&M (5-0)
Last weekend: Off; This week: vs. #10 Alabama
I'll be honest, I haven't watched a single second of Texas A&M football this season, but they're 5-0, so I guess that's good. I will be watching when the Aggies host Alabama on Saturday. HUGE game for the SEC West.
4. Ole Miss (5-1)
Last weekend: Beat New Mexico State 52-3; This week: @ Memphis
Ole Miss rebounded from their loss to Florida by routing New Mexico State, but Carlos Davis' fumble on a punt return was still pretty embarrassing.
5. Mississippi State (4-2)
Last weekend: Beat Troy 45-17; This weekend: vs. Louisiana Tech
Dak Prescott was sick and played lass than a quarter, but that didn't stop the Bulldogs from taking care of business against Neal Brown and Troy.
6. Florida (6-0)
Florida QB Will Grier apologizing. Can't help but feel for the guy. pic.twitter.com/syMqo5Yt60 — Nikko Tan (@TheNikkoTan) October 12, 2015
Last weekend: Beat Missouri 21-3; This week: @ #6 LSU
Well, I had Florida a lot higher on this list when I started it this morning, but after the news broke that starting QB Will Grier is suspended the rest of the season for taking performance-enhancing drugs, it's time to reevaluate the Gators. Treon Harris will presumably get the nod, but will Florida be able to keep up their impressive momentum without Grier? Doubtful.
7. Tennessee (3-3)
Last weekend: Beat Georgia 38-31; This week: Off
It pains me to say it, but the Vols got a huge, huge win over Georgia this past weekend. Fortunately, that puts Kentucky in second place in the SEC East, and with Florida having to regroup after losing Will Grier, the Cats could make some noise. Unfortunately, the Tennessee game looks tougher now that the Vols proved they can finish a game.
8. Georgia (4-2)
Last weekend: Lost to Tennessee 38-31; This week: vs. Missouri
The low point of the weekend by far was Nick Chubb's injury. Georgia's star running back suffered a horrific injury to his knee on his first play against Tennessee, and it was so bad CBS refused to show the replay again; however, they did show a lot of pictures of sad Chubb on the sideline, being helped to the locker room, on the injury cart, etc. I could have done without all of that. Understandably, Georgia was rattled the rest of the game. Will they rebound vs. Missouri this week?
9. Kentucky (4-1)
Last weekend: Off; This week: vs. Auburn
This is a big week for the Cats. Beat Auburn and we could be talking about Atlanta (if Florida slips off). Lose to Auburn and we'll be back to debating which low to mid-tier bowl is better. Hopefully the team learned a lesson from the Florida game and won't let the hype affect them this week.
Cory Johnson practiced today, should be fine for Thursday
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 6:04pm
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Good news! According to defensive line coach Jimmy Brumbaugh, senior DT Cory Johnson practiced today and should be good to go Thursday night vs. Auburn.
This morning, Mark Stoops gave us all a scare when he listed Johnson as questionable after a minor injury in practice last week. After two career games vs. Missouri and Eastern Kentucky, Johnson is an anchor on the line and having him back is a HUGE relief to UK's defense.
Say it with me: PHEW. Knowing Cory, he probably just really needed to poop.
In a Must-Win Game, is the Auburn QB Competition Reality or Gamesmanship?
By Freddie Maggard on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 5:30pm
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Expectation has not met result. The Auburn Tigers were voted to represent the SEC West in Atlanta. Through five games, it hasn't played up to billing. Football experts confused sports and voted QB Jeremy Johnson onto preseason All-SEC Teams as well as naming him to Heisman Trophy watch lists. In regard to preseason accolades, football and basketball are vastly different. In football, proven result trumps potential. Given Johnson's starting career entailed all of two games, 2015 has not produced the Cam Newton comparison that was prominently thrown around during SEC Media Days. Disclosure, I fell into that same Johnson hype trap.
The Tigers are 3-2 and like UK, will be coming off a much-needed bye week. Word from the Plains is that Gus Malzahn had opened up competition at quarterback as well as every other position on the team. Common from an underachieving, youthful team. As for the QB race, some think it's real, others indicate it's merely motivation for its current starter. Candidates are: Jeremy Johnson, Sean White, and former WR Jason Smith. Let's take a deeper look into Auburn's signal callers:
Jeremy Johnson 6'5″, 240 lbs. junior, 3 starts
In week one, the nation waited to be wowed. Johnson disappointed in the Tigers win over Louisville. Even with Auburn opening a sizable lead and holding on for the victory, fans and media left the game perplexed. 11-21 for 137 yards were accompanied by three interceptions and one touchdown. Of his ten incompletions, some were baffling and led to more questions than preseason affirmations.
Next week, Auburn faced Jacksonville State. An overtime win led to more reservation. In AU's victory, Johnson was 21-32 236 yards, 2 INTs and 2 TDs. Numbers weren't all that bad, but misreads and inexplicably errant throws continued from week one. Hesitancy was common. For an athlete of his stature, Johnson pocket discomfort was troubling and hard to watch.
Johnson's final start came against LSU. 11-19 for 100 yards led to 2 TDs, one more INT, as he endured 5 QB sacks. For many Plainsmen, a QB change was inevitable. LSU and Leonard Fournette beat AU 45-21.
For the year, Jeremy Johnson's numbers are as follows: 43-72 for 473 yards, 6 INTs, and 5 TDs. He's also run for two scores.
Sean White 6'0″, 200 lbs. freshman, 2 starts
Not a typical Gus Malzahn quarterback, White is more of a pocket passer. He came to Auburn highly recruited. His first start was statistically better than his predecessor by going 20-28 for 188 yards and 1 INT. White also showed flashes of being able to effectively run the football. However, Auburn dropped another conference game to Miss. State 17-9. The projected West champions were 0-2 in league games.
The next week, Auburn got back on the winning track by beating San Jose State 35-21. However, the final score was misleading. The Spartans had critical turnovers and Auburn scored late. White attempted just 10 passes, completing 6 for 108 yards. In his two starts, White has yet to throw a touchdown pass.
Jason Smith 6'1″ 180 lbs. sophomore, zero starts
Smith is the wild card. The former Mobile Register Player of the Year signed with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Smith played quarterback and led his team to an 8-2 record and 7th national ranking. He passed for 1566 yards and 18 TDs. He also rushed for 10 scores. Smith is believed to be more of a Malzahn QB than Johnson or White. His expertise is the read option.
On the current Auburn roster, the 6'1″ 180 lbs. Jason Smith is listed as a WR. Season totals: 3 catches for 17 yards. Former Tiger QB Nick Marshall was a cornerback at Georgia prior to transferring to Auburn and eventually led it to a national championship loss to Florida State. Could we be seeing a similar trend in Smith? Would Auburn start a WR at QB on the road in a must win situation?
Plenty of Kentucky in Top 100 College Basketball Players
By Bobby Reagan on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 5:05pm
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CBSSports.com came out with their top 101 players in college basketball this season and to the surprise of no one Kentucky is well represented on the list. They explain the list isn't made for MVP's, overall value to a team or how one might look at All-Americans, but rather you're playing a game of pickup and want to pick the best players.
Jamal Murray led the way for the Wildcats at No. 5 as Skal was right behind him at No. 6. In an ironic fashion Kyle Wiltjer came in at No. 4, just goes to show you how good Cal is at finding talent. Also on the list were Tyler Ulis at No. 33 and Alex Poythress at No. 87. North Carolina, Kansas, Maryland and Duke also had four players on the list.
Kris Dunn was voted No. 1 by the staff. Now, I know he's not on the list now but at the end of the season don't be surprised to see Isaiah Briscoe on this list. Thoughts? Complaints? Let me hear them.
Auburn WR says Tigers "have a point to prove"
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 4:40pm
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To say things haven't gone as expected this season for Auburn would be a major understatement. The preseason top 10 Tigers are 3-2 so far this season, making Thursday's game against the Cats a must-win situation. Senior wide receiver Melvin Ray says they're ready to make a statement.
"It's big for us," Ray told reporters today. "This is SEC play. Kentucky is a good team, and we still have a point to prove. It's going to be a big point."
Ray has nine catches for 84 yards and two touchdowns so far this season, and his production will likely increase with star wide receiver Duke Williams off the team. Who will throw him the ball? Good question. Today, Gus Malzahn said the competition for the starting quarterback spot is still ongoing.
"I really feel like Jeremy (Johnson)'s done a solid job," Malzahn said. "He's back in the mix. I think it's been good for both of them. We'll make a call on that later in the week."
In the preseason, many considered Johnson a Heisman candidate, but he was benched after throwing six interceptions (and five touchdowns) in his first three starts. Redshirt freshman Sean White started the last two games and hasn't thrown a touchdown yet. There's even been talk of adding JuCo QB/WR Jason Smith into the mix.
"I could see why there's a battle between those two now because it could go either way," Ray said. "It's just all about whoever can give us the best chance."
Stay tuned…
UK airing a 90-minute special before Big Blue Madness
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 4:25pm
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Did you ask for more Big Blue Madness coverage? You got it. UK just announced it will air a 90-minute Big Blue Madness special from 5:30-7 p.m. before the event on Friday. The show will be hosted by Dave Baker and Christi Thomas and will feature exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes content.
The entire show will air on UKathletics.com. You can also see it on the following TV channels:
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Big Blue Madness itself will begin at 7 p.m. ET and will air live in its entirety on the SEC Nework and the WatchESPN app. ESPN's Dave O'Brien will be on hand to make the call alongside analysts Sean Farnham and Kara Lawson.
It's almost here, folks. Help Tyler Ulis get ready:
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— Tyler Ulis (@tulis3) October 12, 2015
Clip of the Day: Matt on "The Louisville Man"
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 3:30pm
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On this morning's show, Matt read an article entitled "Being a Louisville Man" from a website called The Crunch Zone. The author, Mark Blankenbaker, aka @UofLSheriff50, wrote a lengthy and dramatic defense for his fan base after a week of scandal, and well, it was hilarious. What does it mean to be a Louisville Man? A few excerpts…
It's a source of pride. A "Louisville Man" does the right thing. He's honest. He does what he needs to do. He loves his family, he takes pride in his work, he attempts to make himself better EVERY DAY. A "Louisville Man" has integrity, he displays his ethics, he is honorable. A "Louisville Man" is not perfect, but he strives to be.
A "Louisville Man" does not turn his back on other "Louisville Men" in hardship, but there are certainly times when someone can lose the honor of distinction…….but until that time, we remain together. Who better than to lead Louisville now than Rick Pitino? A man who knows precisely how to rise from the ashes burned either by his own hand or by the hand of others…….. "A Louisville Man".
(Sadly, no word on what it means to be a "Louisville woman," although I'm scared to ask in case it requires a credit card number.)
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Seven Takeaways from Monday's Press Conference
By Kindsey Bernhard on ©October 12th, 2015 @ 2:30pm
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With the Thursday night game Mark Stoops, Shannon Dawson and D.J. Eliot spoke during Stoops' Monday's weekly press conference.
Stoops believes there are still areas of improvement
Stoops stated two specific areas that his team needs to get better at. On the defensive side of the ball, the team needs have a better position on the football and making good tackles and finishing plays. On the offensive side of the ball it's consistency. One player has the ability to derail a whole series, so having all 11 players on the same page is key to the offense's success.
It doesn't matter who is at quarterback on Thursday night
Both Stoops and Eliot said that the defense's preparation will not change when Auburn named a starting quarterback, which they will do later this week. Kentucky will prepare the same way it has been the last two weeks. "I know that each quarterback has different talents, but the attack I don't think is much different. They have the scheme that they run and you have to be able to defend a lot of things," Eliot said.
The bye week helps develop younger players
Some of the members of the scout team were able to get some reps this week with the offense and defense. Stoops notes the importance of developing some of the young players on the team. Kentucky is in a good place where they can redshirt some of the more talented freshmen to even further develop their game.
Consistency continues to be the key for the offense
The most frustrating thing for the coaches and even fans is the inconsistent play of the offense. We've seen the offense come out and play some really good football and then come out and play a horrible after the halftime. "You can get frustrated with it or you can just keep working. My mind set is to keep pushing along," Dawson said. Dawson attributes the inconsistency to an execution issue and not a lack of effort, which they continue to work on and improve on each week.
The defense has been preparing for a quick tempo offense
When facing an fast tempo offense, a defense has to "think fast, you have to be able to line up fast and you have to be able to communicate fast," Eliot said. These type of offenses can get you if you aren't lined up quickly, and the coaches has emphasized that this week. The defense has done a good job of handling the tempo of the offense this in practice and Eliot expects them to do just fine against Auburn.
The coaches are high on Dorian Baker
When the game has been on the line, Baker has been the player to step and save the game (and season). Stoops and Dawson both appreciate the consistent play Baker brings to the offense. His focus to execute and make plays when the game is on the line is a key aspect of his game. "He brings an energy that you appreciate as a coach," Stoops said.
We will see more of Alex Montgomery
After tearing his ACL as a freshman back in 2013, Montgomery's long road to recovery has finally come to an end. The junior wide receiver has played really well the last two weeks and the coaches have taken notice.


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The State of the Cat
Last fall, leaders from the animal welfare, veterinary, and pet industries gathered in Denver to discuss how to improve the image and status of cats in our communities.
May 1, 2008
People Power: Karene Brewis
Once ensconced in the high-powered corporate world, Karene Brewis now leads walking tours around the older parts of Swakopmund, Namibia'and devotes four hours a day to feeding and caring for various feral cat colonies in the area.
January 1, 2008
People Power: Kerry Bartoletti & Lori Ratchelous
Two cat lovers come together to form Friends of Feral Cheshire Cats, a nonprofit group in Connecticut working to expand its reach and services.
September 1, 2007
They Fought for the Law—and They Won
New legislation in New Mexico addresses shelter standards and euthanasia licensing.
September 1, 2007
Better Cooperation Leads to Better Outcomes in Vermont
A new system that streamlines responsibilities for handling cruelty cases is helping the Addison County Humane Society in Vermont achieve better outcomes for animals.
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Field Trip: KittiCo Cat Rescue
Get the lowdown on KittiCo Cat Rescue, an organization that takes care of feral and stray cat populations in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and 72 surrounding cities.
March 1, 2007
Creature Feature: The Tortoise and the Scare
When the executive director of a Florida shelter saw developers moving into a space across the street, she feared for the lives of the gopher tortoises who already lived there. A unique collaboration saved the reptiles from the roaring bulldozers of development.
March 1, 2007
Trailer Park Tails
A humane society in Illinois worked with the owner and residents of a local mobile home park to get their feral neighbors fixed.
November 1, 2006
Counting Cats
What population ecology models can tell us about TNR programs.
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Cats Without a Home
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Zip FitnessRead MoreZip Fitness's staff strives to keep intimidation from creeping in to each of the five gyms. To welcome all exercisers—even those who have never had gym memberships before—Gym Geniuses stroll through each location donning bright-red shirts that signal their availability to help guests operate the various machines and guide them in drafting fitness goals and coming up with routines for the day. They've stocked each location with strength equipment from brands such as Precor and Life Fitness, and a guided strength circuit's 30-minute full-body workout takes the guesswork out of toning physiques. Rows of cardio equipment include treadmills, ellipticals, and upright and recumbent bikes, along with rowing machines and StairMaster step mills. For stretching and ab work, bands, balls, and body bars abound, and free weights include dumbbells, barbells, and tamed school bells. Gold memberships unlock additional perks, such as unlimited access to Hex II tanning booths and the ActivTrax online fitness and nutrition coach, which plots out workouts and offers nutrition tools tailored to each user's goals, from slimming down to having the flexibility to comb your hair with your feet.2134 West Jefferson StreetJoliet, IL US
Heroes West Sports GrillRead MoreCome eat and watch the came at Heroes West Sports Grill, a well-known neighborhood sports bar. If you're sick of counting calories, the absence of low-fat food on Heroes West Sports Grill's menu is sure to appease your taste buds for a day. Televisions are strewn throughout the bar, so fans can stay up to date on the latest sports happenings. No need to splurge on a baby sitter — tots will be right at home chowing down at Heroes West Sports Grill. Tap into the free wireless Internet at Heroes West Sports Grill. Don't stay inside on a beautiful day! Come sit on the patio at Heroes West Sports Grill and order great food. Heroes West Sports Grill is a local restaurant that accommodates both large and small groups. If waiting in line isn't on the agenda, call ahead and make a reservation during Heroes West Sports Grill's busy weeknight rush. Folks tend to dress down at Heroes West Sports Grill, so keep comfort in mind when heading to the bar. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? Heroes West Sports Grill also offers catering. Getting your food to go is also an option. Street and lot parking is simple near Heroes West Sports Grill. Prices are affordable, with a typical meal running under $30. Heroes West Sports Grill happily accepts all major credit cards as a form of payment. Early risers and night owls alike can enjoy Heroes West Sports Grill since it offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner.1530 Commerce LaneJoliet, IL US
Chicago Street Bar & GrillRead MoreAt Chicago Street Pub, you can snack away on tasty pub grub. Chicago Street Pub's low-fat and G-free items make it easy to eat right. TVs are also on hand in the bar to keep up with the latest scores. Sunny day plus appetite equals the perfect time to head to Chicago Street Pub. Tap into the free wireless Internet at Chicago Street Pub. Musical patrons frequently perform here, so patrons can enjoy live tunes with their food. Be prepared to raise your voice, though — the bar can get noisy. The bar's "rush" is all weekend long, so diners should be prepared to wait for a table. Fancy-schmancy attire is not required; in fact, guests are told to keep things casual. Don't be afraid to enjoy your food on the go — this bar offers takeout for your busy schedule. Chicago Street Pub offers multiple street parking options nearby for diners. If cycling is more your speed, you'll find plenty of space to stash your bike outside the bar. The pub food at Chicago Street Pub is great to munch on while catching up with your friends, so head on over today and enjoy great conversation and a great bite to eat. Chicago Street Pub's classic Irish feel will make you feel right at home. Chicago Street Pub has everything you could want from a British pub in Joliet.75 North Chicago StreetJoliet, IL US
Legendary ExcursionsRead MoreLegendary Excursions' wheelmen demonstrate the tactics necessary for navigating unpaved environments and install adrenaline-hungry guests inside a 190-horsepower, 4-speed manual-transmission Baja 1000–style off-road racing car. During the Ride Along Adventure, patrons ride shotgun as a professional driver steers them through three laps on a tricky, 6.3-mile off-road course at race-like speeds, navigating tough terrain and catching air on jumps. Experts kick-start the Taste of Baja Adventure by honing fear-conquering clients' driving skills and dressing them in racing helmets and other appropriate gear. Once suited up, racers will be formally introduced to their trusty motor-steed, learning all about its controls, safety equipment, and ticklish spots before having their picture taken with it. Adventurers then spend three laps traversing the baja track's jumps, sweeping turns and rough terrain, letting the colossal BFGoodrich tires create swirling dust formations and spew out perfectly cooked mud pies.3795 Centerpoint WayJoliet, IL US
Pure Speed Drag Racing ExperienceRead MoreA driver curls his fingers around the steering wheel, takes a deep breath, and places his foot onto the peddle, bringing a mechanical beast to life. The screech of burning rubber, roar of an 500-horsepower engine, and the silent rush of adrenaline block out the rest of the world, allowing the driver to focus entirely on the run. As he battles the g-force, the realization hits that he has just achieved a lifelong dream: He is a drag racer. Doug Foley first noticed the lack of a comprehensive drag-racing training center in 1997, and he took it upon himself to fill the void. Along with a team of instructors, Foley lets novices ride shotgun or drive themselves to taste drag racing for the first time. Once the new racers are hooked, a lineup of beginner to advanced classes licenses students for everything from junior dragsters, to door cars and A-fueled dragsters. Through these efforts, Foley and his team ready drivers to compete in professional races and fulfill a dream.500 Speedway BoulevardElwood, IL US


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Stafford House of PizzaRead MoreOne of the most-visited pizza places in Stafford Springs, Stafford House of Pizza has terrific pizza and good sandwiches. It's an ideal choice for visitors seeking outstanding food. No specific attire is required, so feel free to dress casually and comfortably. With vegetarian items on the menu, there really is something for every preference and if you're searching for the perfect spot for a family gathering, it's been reviewed as a great local option for big groups and families with kids. In addition to its quick service (take-out is available), the restaurant also offers delivery, and can even cater an event for you. A staple in the community for over 40 years, a trip to Stafford House of Pizza is definitely worthwhile, no matter how you slice it. Visitors to the restaurant have the ability to park nearby on the street.19 Main StStafford Springs, CT US
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Willington Pizza TooRead MoreLoad up on toppings or opt for a simple slice of cheese at Willington Pizza Too, Willington's classic pizza venue. Willington Pizza Too is a local eatery that serves up both gluten-free and low-fat dishes. Make a reservation to ensure your table is ready when you are. Wear what you like when you dine at Willington Pizza Too — the restaurant has a chill vibe just right for casual dining. Call Willington Pizza Too for catering if you have a big event coming up. Can't stay long? Not a problem with the pizzeria's take-out and delivery options. null You won't need to save up for a trip to Willington Pizza Too — most meals cost less than $15.11 Phelps WayWillington, CT US


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Osteoporosis: the emperor has no clothesby jmiller on September 9, 2015
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How slow is too slow? Correlation of operative time to complications? An analysis from the Tennessee Surgical Quality Collaborativeby jmiller on July 16, 2015
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Breast cancer screening, incidence, and mortality across US countiesby jmiller on July 16, 2015
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Edoxaban (Savaysa) – The Fourth New Oral Anticoagulantby jmiller on July 16, 2015
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Innovation in maternal-fetal therapy: a positon statement of the NA Fetal Therapy Network and Expanded carrier screening in reproductive medicine – points to consider: A joint statementby jmiller on June 26, 2015
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The Green Bay Packers — owners of the highest-scoring offense in the NFL in 2014 — will return 95 percent of those offense snaps in 2015. Look out, NFL!
May 26th
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The Green Bay Packers were awful in the red zone in 2014. They were also awful when it came to converting from the opponent's 1-yard line. Here's the breakdown.
Feb 3rd
2014 Packers Offensive Grades, the Total Packers Way
We've watched the film, so we might as well grade the players. Here's how Total Packers grades the 2014 Green Bay Packers offense. A joint venture from Shawn and Monty.
Feb 2nd
Packers Are Planning to Play Faster
The Green Bay Packers are looking to run a fast break offense this season that means less substitutions and more no huddle. Could be bad news for the defense.
Jul 14th
Packers Offense Could Join A Select Few
The Green Bay Packers offense looks like a juggernaut going into the 2010 season. The possibilities of this season got me thinking about some of the greatest individual seasons by teammates in NFL history. The Packers had two 1,000-yard receivers, a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer in 2009. Those numbers came courtesy of Greg […]
Sep 12th
Conservative Packers' Offense Could Become Norm
We talked about it before the Dallas Cowboys' game – the Green Bay Packers had to employ an offensive game plan that included copious amounts of Ryan Grant and quick passes to negate the opposing team's pass rush. That's just what the Packers did, and the result was an unspectacular but effective offensive performance and […]
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